Can this be used on fabric, specifically car seat?
10556
Not sure what you'd be using this on a car seat for, but this is made more for surfaces that AREN'T flexible. I think it would begin flaking, and if this is for a child's car seat, definitely NOT a good product to use. If this is for fabric, try using a water repellent spray made for fabrics instead.
2131598
I would not recommend using that on porous materials like cloth. It can get through and get really messy. Not to mention the horrible smell that you have to deal with. Try fabric glue instead =)
259299
I don't see why not. I used it on fabric that went on a stool cover. Might do some research online.
1029606
Hi and it can not be used on any fabric or upholstery it is very good on stove top and shower wall and boats and car tires and rims
1683842
Unless your car seat is leather I can't see why not. I've personally used it on every fabric you could imagine as well as hard surfaces and haven't noticed any adverse effects. You will want to test a small area first before you go all out. The scent may be a little strong for using in an enclosed space.
1871716
Yes, it should work for you. I have used it on the fabric upholstery in my car to remove grease and ink stains. After you clean your upholstery thoroughly, might I suggest that you "seal" it with Scotch Guard. That will help prevent future stains. Good Luck!
2083148
try autogeek; there's a nice description there of how someone used it on their leather car seats
2200694
Only used on my leather jacket. Don't know about car seats. Better contact the manufacturer.
60721
I am using mine on wooden chairs and not fabric. My guess is that it would be fine as it has a very solid base that is thick but really can't say for sure.
1029605
It is definitely not intended to be used on fabric or upholstery. It is for hard, non-porous surfaces.
395579
I use it on my leather seats with success. One important note, you should get a mighty tite or else you will have a really hard time getting the car seat secure (the protector will slide around on the leather--it's almost impossible to secure by hand, but the mighty rite will crank it down well.)
60723
Yes. I use both of them on wooden chairs and I would guess that they would work on fabric just as well. My grandchildren climb in and out of them by theirselves and the chairs don't even shift. I feel that they are pricey, but I am very satisfied with them.
1995277
I don't think the product would harm most fabric, but I don't think it is designed to be used on fabric. The closest the label comes to fabric in the list of uses is "coated mattresses" and "coated pillows" under "Medical Surfaces." But Clorox Healthcare makes a hydrogen peroxide spray that probably is designed to be used on absorbent surfaces such as fabric: "Clorox Healthcare Hydrogen Peroxide Cleaner Disinfectant Spray." I see it is available on http://amazon.com.
1058963
I would be careful using it on fabric as it does have a degree of chloride components in it. Maybe test it on a rag of a similar material first.
862048
Absolutely you can, this product works wonderfully on every fabric I have tried it on.
234135
I use it on all my fabric car seats, dining chairs and couches. I just read the directions. If the stains are bad you may have to use moer than one application.
482686
Yes. I have used it on a couch, a backpack, a fitted sheet and many other items. It does good on fabric.